DOC Develop Cycleways and Campgrounds
Department of Conservation will develope cycleways and campgrounds, with the funding coming from within Vote Conservation’s $424 million in Budget 2010.
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Department of Conservation will develope cycleways and campgrounds, with the funding coming from within Vote Conservation’s $424 million in Budget 2010.
Kinzett Terrace carpark, in the Nelson region, has been closed to freedom campers.
Sony is launching new Mini Alkaline batteries without mercury.
Didymo has been found in three more Nelson-Tasman rivers this year.
Palmerston North Mayor helped deliver new recycling bins to city residents.
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has announced that the United States will work towards adhering to the South Pacific Nuclear Free Zone.
The New Zealand Freedom Camping Forum has addressed issues by agreeing to instruct people hiring non-self-contained vehicles to not freedom camp.
The Department of Conservation is reminding duck shooters to familiarise themselves with Pateke to avoid the endangered species being shot.
The Green Party is opposed to the Whaling Commission Support Group proposal.
Foreign Minister Murray McCully says the whaling proposal has not delivered what New Zealand wants.
Seaweek 2010 included a successful clean-up of eleven eastern Bay of Islands’ beaches.
Prime Minister John Key has welcomed the US Nuclear Policy review, saying that it has set the world on a path to a nuclear-weapons-free world.
Energy and Resources Minister Gerry Brownlee is encouraged by a poll showing support for mining in Schedule Four conservation land.
Westland National Park’s 50th anniversary celebrations were kicked off in Franz Josef with the official opening of the newly sealed glacier roads.
Energy and Resources Minister Gerry Brownlee makes a clarification on the mining statement he released in regards to mining permits of the Department of Conservation Estate.
Prime TV is on the hunt for aspiring gardeners who are interested in being in the future series of ‘Get Growing’.
Gerry Brownlee, Minister of Energy and Resouces, shares some facts about mining in New Zealand.
Hamilton City Council is encouraging Hamilton residents and businesses to switch off for Earth Hour this Saturday 27 March 2010.
A discussion paper has been released on the proposal of environmentally responsible development of NZ’s mineral estate.
The Green Party opposes John Key’s proposal to mine in protected areas.